Game On! Healthier Football-Watching Treats

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Heading to a game to cheer on your favorite football team? If you’re like most people, you start the fun hours before heading into the stadium with a tailgate. But while a parking lot party or catching the game on the TV is always a good time, it’s also usually full of not-so-healthy food and drinks. The most popular snack choices tend to be things like chicken wings, chips and nachos.
Start your game day off right with these healthy twists on game day favorites—they’ll satisfy every member of your tailgating crew without sacrificing flavor and fun.

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